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In
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the
concepts concepts C,
D,
E and
F have a single
proximal primitive supertypesupertype B.
Conceptoncept A is also primitive, but it is a supertype of
B so it is not a
proximal primitive supertype of these
concepts. Similarly
concepts concepts H,
J and
N have a single proximal primitive supertype
G. Concepts
L and
M have a single
proximal primitive supertypeI. Note that
G is not a
proximal primitive supertype for these
concepts because it is a
supertype of
concept I. In this hierarchy only concept
P has more than one
proximal primitive supertypes. The
proximal primitive supertypes of concept
P are concepts
K and
I as neither of these
concepts is a
supertype of the other.
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